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Sinn EZM 10 Watch
This will be German Sinn's new flagship rough activity watch, and the tenth watch to bear the EZM title. I quite love this watch and further find it interesting that it is quite retro in design in comparison to where the EZM series was going. Though not like 1950's retro - which is a darn good thing. Nevertheless, the piece contains some great modern technology and will make Sinn fans and newbies to the brand alike want one."EZM" stands for "Einsatzzeitmesser" which means "mission timer." These are among Sinn's more serious pieces and have been delighting both collectors and the people that really need them for years. The release of a new EZM watch is always cause for pause. As of writing this article, the Sinn EZM 10 is still in "pre-official announcement mode." I will update this article with more details and images as they become available - so sorry for the fuzzy looking scan.The look and design of this watch feels like something out of the Lemania 5100 movement days. Even the move

AD has my 5124J
I was hoping it would take longer since I seem to have bought a new PP, Rolex or Panerai about every 3 weeks since the beginning of the year but my AD has my new 5124J in and I saw it today! I thought it was pretty quick out the gate when I saw it at the Patek Salon in London 2 weeks ago but one made it to Connecticut and I had told my AD I wanted one as soon as I saw the reports from Basel.It is really elegant, I love the dial and the curved case back and I don't have anything else in YG. I probably won't be taking it home for a at least month as I need to recover from all my others purchases before I pick this up but it has my name on it and will be mine soon and my AD is patient and knows I'm a serious watch enthusiast.I'm going to take some photos tomorrow. I didn't have a camera when I popped in today.

Tissot Introduces a New Seastar
Tissot has updated their Seastar line. The bezel is now ceramic and the movement is the Powermatic 80. I like the idea of a ceramic bezel and I can attest to the power reserve and accuracy of the Powermatic movement.Screen Shot 2014-06-01 at 5.45.33 PM.jpgScreen Shot 2014-06-01 at 5.46.33 PM.jpg

Ceramic Watch Review (Lots of Pics)!
I just pulled the trigger on a Lucien Piccard Celano (Unisex), and it was a lot of watch for the money. I got it from thewatchery.com on a special sale for $299 + shipping to Australia. Shipping time was SpecsSize: 40mm wide x 11mm thickCrystal: Domed sapphire, no ARCase/Bracelet: Black ceramic (zirconium dioxide) & polished steelWater Resistance: 50m w/ screw down crownMovement: ETA 2671 or ETA 2824, not sure which.CommentsCase: Very rich black sheen, really gives the watch a luxury look. Nicely complimented by the steel detailing, unfortunately the steel does compromise an otherwise super scratch resistant watch. The slim profile allows it to fit under any sleeve. The caseback is a simplistic brushed steel panel, it does the job.Bezel: 60 clicks and it aligns with the markers perfectly (PERFECTLY), not even my Oris Diver Date does that. The bezel has a beautiful ceramic insert surrounded by steel details. Unfortunately the bezel is hard to grip and has almost no spring action - h

question about old autowind watches
i have a autowind waltham from the 60s that i just have serviced and totally redone but i have noticed this problem even with my rolexesafter a week or days will they gain a little bit of time after awhile?